CommunityWD 292 · pp. 4–7
The new plastic Mûmak dominates the news, with an account of the manufacturing challenge and the Perry brothers’ work on beast and crew. Other notices cover a national painting competition, Josef Bugman’s new model, Rogue Trader vessels for Battlefleet Gothic and Forge World’s winged Hive Tyrant and Imperial crew figures. Publishing and Warhammer Online updates complete the month’s news.
Middle-earth Strategy Battle GameWarhammer 40,000Harad
PaintingWD 292 · pp. 24–26
Mike Dodds, Martin Isaksson and Sam Lee show how red, black, white and metal can produce the six major Orders Militant. Shared demonstrations cover hair, skin and weapons before comparing robes and armour in the principal colours. Controlled mixes and layered highlights distinguish materials within the restricted palette. Alternative schemes encourage readers to apply the methods to their own order rather than simply duplicate a studio uniform.
Warhammer 40,000Adepta Sororitas18 paint colours
CampaignWD 292 · pp. 90–97
Phil Kelly and Graham McNeill add narrative structure to the local Eye of Terror campaign. Initial control values allow a replay from the beginning, and weekly themes introduce sabotage, Eldar intervention, naval support, warp storms and a final offensive. Time-specific event cards can reinforce armies or magnify strategic results. Guidance on tracking outcomes and incorporating Battlefleet Gothic connects individual battles to the broader war.
Warhammer 40,000Battlefleet GothicImperium